July's Must-See Exhibitions: From Nolde to Forgotten Female Artists

The Nolde Museum Seebüll presents its 70th annual exhibition, focusing on Emil Nolde's intimate relationship with his immediate surroundings, featuring 37 works shown for the first time. In Berlin, C/O Berlin hosts a comprehensive retrospective of Walter Schels, spanning nearly seven decades, including lesser-known experimental works. The Museum Werdenfels in Garmisch-Partenkirchen highlights forgotten female artists Hermine Biedemann-Arendts, Anna von Schubert, and Gusti Knight-Stinnes. In Freiburg, the Haus der Graphischen Sammlung exhibits Marcel van Eeden's work on the true story of Algerian soldier Abdelkader Ben Ladsche, whose skull ended up in the university's anatomical collection. The Fotosommer Stuttgart festival at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart presents 23 winning positions under the motto "Unordnung." A rediscovered still life by Lubin Baugin sold for €440,000 at Vichy Enchères, setting a new record. The PIN-Benefizauktion at the Pinakothek der Moderne features Peter Halley's "Dada Ji" with an estimate of €140,000. Breker auction house in Cologne sold a Hasselblad HK 7 camera from 1941 for €32,000.